IV.B.2.b).(1) Resident scholarly projects should include one of the following: laboratory. research, clinical research, case reports, or evidence-based analysis of disease. processes, imaging techniques, or practice management issues.
The migraine with which the lay public is familiar involves headache and sometimes involves having a warning called an aura. The aura can be many things. Most commonly, it is a transient visual disturbance such as zigzag lights, halos, bright spots, and associated dimness of vision which may last 5-30 minutes.
In the rarest of auras, the limbs and possibly the face on one side of your body might become weak; this is referred to as hemiplegic migraine. A migraine aura usually precedes the migraine attack but can also occur during the attack. A migraine aura can also occur without an associated headache. The migraine attack itself can last as little as four hours or as long as several days. The attack is followed by a postdrome phase, where you might feel drained or washed out.